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I can't eat gluten and it anoyes me because it hard to find place that serves gluten free food usually it steak or somthing but its awayls the same and now i choice not to go to family things because im worried about the food and i also avoide going to friends because of the food.

I dont know if this is somthing i can post on here

cow_rider
cow_riderPosted 18-10-2023 10:48 AM

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Sally_RO
Sally_ROPosted 18-10-2023 11:58 AM

Hi @cow_rider 👋 Thank you for sharing, I have a feeling this is something many community members will relate to 😊

It's completely understandable that you're feeling frustrated. It can be super challenging to find places that serve gluten-free food, and it can become unappealing when the options are so limited. 

It's completely valid to prioritise your health and dietary needs, and I can see how this could become a concern for you when attending family events or friends' houses. I am wondering if your family and friends are aware that you can't eat gluten? 

Do you have any favourite dishes when it comes to gluten-free food? I wonder if theres a possibility of bringing your favourite dish along to gatherings to make the situation more manageable for you. It could also be a chance introduce your friends and family to the world of gluten-free cruisine! What do you think?

 
Greenfern
GreenfernPosted 18-10-2023 11:51 AM

Hi cow_rider, 

 

Thank you for making this post! This is definitely something you can post on here, don't worry about it. 

 

Sorry to hear about what you're going through. It sounds really rough not being able to eat gluten and to have to face all the eating restrictions because of it. In particular, it sounds like your worry about the availability of gluten-free food at places is discouraging you from joining family events and seeing friends.

 

Have you talked about these concerns with your friends and family? I think if they do care about you, they would be more than happy to make plans with your dietary needs in mind. It would be even better if they show interest in searching up/googling restaurants with good gluten free food such that there can be more food variety. In other words, I'm trying to say that I don't think you should feel that you have to take this all upon yourself, but I empathize with the struggles you're experiencing.

 

Hope this helps :))

 

-Greenfern

 

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